What team did dado prso play for before rangers?

Who has played for and against rangers in the champions league?

basil boli, dado prso

What language does dado prso speak?

croatian

Dado prso has he won a champions league winners medal?

Dada Prso has never won the Champions League. He did appear in the final once with Monaco though.

Glasgow rangers players' name ending in O?

i got a novo, gattuso, prso, capucho & amoruso but i have heard they are another 2 stuart&ian munro,amatto,solenko,falko,michylachenko,flo

How many champions league winners have played in the SPL?

larsson lambert f.de.boer r.de.boer klos prso g.van.bronckhurst boli sauzee ravenelli bjkorland

Name seven Glasgow Rangers players whose surname ends in an O?

1. nacho novo 2. oleg salenko 3. rino gattuso 4. lorenzo amoruso 5. tore Andre flo 6. sebo 7. sionko THE QUESTION SHOULD BE 12 PLAYERS.......WHAT ABOUT: 8. Amato 9. Prso' 10. Falko 11. Mikhailichenko 12. Nuno Capucho 13. Stuart munro

What actors and actresses appeared in Prominenti - 2008?

The cast of Prominenti - 2008 includes: Viliam Csontos as Himself - Host Daniel Hulka as himself Brano Jancich as himself Marcela Molnarova as herself Boris Prso as Himself - Reporter Dusan Rapos as himself Paviel Rochnyak as himself Lucia Senasiova as herself Vera Wisterova as herself

Which footballers have played for four different teams in the champions league?

Seven players have managed to score 4 goals in a single game in the European Competition :Marco van Basten [Milan] ,Simone Inzaghi [Lazio] ,Dado Prso [AS Monaco] ,Ruud van Nistelrooy [Manchester United] ,Andriy Shevchenko [Milan] ,Ferenc Puskas [Real Madrid]Lionel Messi [Barcelona]Please Note : Marco van Basten and Ferenc Puskas scored four or more in the same European Competition when it wasn't known as the Champions League, simply the European Cup.The other 4 players scored 4 or more in the branded European Competion known as the Champions League.

Which players have scored in the European Cup final and also played in the Premiership?

i believe it was either phillipo inzahgi or ronaldo Gerd Muller I think Inzaghi did, but I'm not too sure on which Ronaldo you're talking about. I think Zidane did 06 World Cup That volley for Madrid for Champions Lge but 98 Euro's not sure

How many records has lionel messi broken?

These are numerous. The most important are listed below. 1) Most goals in a single season in all competitions (73 goals, 2011-12, all-time record) 2) Most goals in a single Primera Division season (50 goals, 2011-12, all-time record, he surpassed right away Cristiano Ronaldo's 40 goals in 2010-11) 3) Most goals ever in a single Champions League season (14 goals, 2011-12, all-time record, he surpassed Van Nistelrooy & equalised Altafini) 4) Most goals in the history of Spanish Super Cup (10 goals so far, 2009-12, all-time record, he surpassed Raul) 5) Most goals in a single Champions League match (5 goals against Bayer Leverkusen in the round of "16", 2012, all-time record, he surpassed Van Basten, S. Inzaghi, Van Nistelrooy, Shevchenko, Prso & Gomis) 6) Most hat-tricks in a Primera Division season (8 hat-tricks, including two 4's against Valencia & Espanyol, 2011-12, all-time record) 7) Most goals in the history of Club World Cup (4 goals so far, 2009 & 2011, he surpassed Romario, Raul, Anelka, Rooney and Aboutrika) 8) Most ever combined goals & assists in a Primera Division season (50 goals & 16 assists, 2011-12) 9) Most official goals in the history of Barcelona (273 goals so far, 2005-present, he surpassed the Barcelona Legend, Cesar Rodriguez) 10) Most Champions League's Top Scorer awards (4 times in a row, 2009-12, he surpassed Puskas, Eusebio, G. Muller & Papin, all-time record) 11) He broke Pele's (King's of Football) record (75) of most goals in a calendar year (76 goals so far, 2012, he still has time for more 'till December 31) 12) He broke Ronaldo's record (47) of most Barcelona's goals in a single Primera Division season (51 goals, 2010-11, all-time record) 13) Most Best Player, Best Forward, Best Foreign & Best Ibero-American Player awards in Primera Division (4, 4, 3 & 5 times respectively, between 2007-2012, all- time records) 14) Most Best Young Player's awards in Europe/World (4 times in a row, 2005-2008, all-time record) 15) Most Ballon D' Or awards (3 in a row so far, 2009-11, all-time record, shared with Platini, Cruyjiff & Van Basten) 16) Most Best Argentinian Player awards (7 times, 2005, 2007-12 in a row, all-time record, he surpassed the Argentine Legend, Diego Maradona - a 4-time winner) 17) He broke Di Stefano's record (54 two-goal games) with the most 2-goal matches in the history of Primera Division. Thus, Messi scored twice (2 goals in one match) in 55 games in La Liga (November 2012, he needs 22 more two-goal matches to surpass Zarra and become the number one ever in that list too) and there are lots of less significant ones.

What actors and actresses appeared in 2006 FIFA World Cup - 2006?

The cast of 2006 FIFA World Cup - 2006 includes: Roberto Abbondanzieri as Himself - Argentina Essam Abd El Fatah as himself Pablo Aimar as Himself - Argentina Khalil Al Ghamdi as himself Carlos Alberto Parreira as himself Nicklas Alexandersson as himself Paul Ambrosi as himself Marco Amelia as himself Marco Amelia as Himself - Italy Matthew Amoah as himself Kofi Annan as himself Fathi Arabati as Himself - Referee 5 Benito Archundia as Himself - Referee Matthias Arnet as Himself - Assistant Referee 2 Shakira as herself Ronaldo as himself Quim as himself Robinho as himself Tiago as himself Emerson as himself Zico as himself Luisao as himself Deco as himself Caneira as himself Maniche as himself Pauleta as himself Petit as himself Mineiro as himself Cicinho as himself Zinha as Himself - Mexico Maniche as Himself - Portugal Deco as Himself - Portugal Gerald Asamoah as himself Gerald Asamoah as Himself - Germany Alfredo Asfura as Himself - Match Commissioner Marlon Ayovi as himself Ryan Babel as himself Marko Babic as himself Bosko Balaban as himself Michael Ballac as himself Michael Ballack as Himself - Germany Gregory Barkey as himself Simone Barone as himself Simone Barone as Himself - Italy Fabien Barthez as Himself - France Andrea Barzagli as himself Andrea Barzagli as Himself - Italy DeMarcus Beasley as himself Franz Beckenbauer as himself David Beckham as himself Sepp Blatter as himself Jared Borgetti as Himself - Mexico Felix Borja as himself Tim Borowski as himself Tim Borowski as Himself - Germany Ivan Bosnjak as himself Khalid Boulahrouz as himself Omar Bravo as Himself - Mexico Toni Braxton as herself Marco Bresciano as himself Wayne Bridge as himself Gianluigi Buffon as himself Gianluigi Buffon as Himself - Italy Urs Buhler as himself Francesco Buragina as Himself - Assistant Referee 1 Massimo Busacca as Himself - Referee Tomislav Butina as himself Esteban Cambiasso as Himself - Argentina Mauro Camoranesi as himself Mauro Camoranesi as Himself - Italy Sol Campbell as himself Fabio Cannavaro as himself Fabio Cannavaro as Himself - Italy Jamie Carragher as himself Michael Carrick as himself Ricardo Carvalho as himself Ricardo Carvalho as Himself - 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France Landon Donovan as himself Alessandro Dos Santos as himself Stewart Downing as himself Erik Edman as himself Horacio Elizondo as Himself - Referee Johan Elmander as himself Brett Emerton as himself Yasuhito Endo as himself Giovanny Espinoza as himself Patrice Evra as Himself (2006) Luiz Felipe Scolari as himself Luiz Felipe Scolari as Himself - Portugal Rio Ferdinand as himself Luis Figo as himself Luis Figo as Himself - Portugal Eugenio Figueredo as Himself - Match Commissioner Leonardo Franco as Himself - Argentina Arne Friedrich as himself Arne Friedrich as Himself - Germany Torsten Frings as himself Torsten Frings as Himself - Germany Takashi Fukunishi as himself Ahongalu Fusimalohi as Himself - Match Commissioner William Gallas as Himself - France Gennaro Gattuso as himself Gennaro Gattuso as Himself - Italy Steven Gerrard as himself Alberto Gilardino as himself Alberto Gilardino as Himself - Italy Gael Givet as himself Nikolay Golubev as himself Nuno Gomes as himself Thomas Gottschalk as himself Sidney Govou as Himself - France Vince Grella as himself Fabio Grosso as himself Fabio Grosso as Himself - Italy Jorge Guagua as himself Mike Hanke as himself Petter Hansson as himself Owen Hargreaves as himself Gabriel Heinze as Himself - Argentina Johnny Heitinga as himself Thierry Henry as Himself - France Guus Hiddink as himself Timo Hildebrand as himself Yoshikazu Hiroshima as Himself - Fifth Official Thomas Hitzlsperger as himself Ivan Hurtado as himself Robert Huth as himself Vincenzo Iaquinta as himself Vincenzo Iaquinta as Himself - Italy Zlatan Ibrahimovic as himself Junichi Inamoto as himself Filippo Inzaghi as himself Filippo Inzaghi as Himself - Italy Andreas Isaksson as himself Sebastien Izambard as himself Kew Jaliens as himself Klaas Jan Huntelaar as Himself (2006) Marcell Jansen as himself Jermaine Jenas as himself Mattias Jonson as himself Oliver Kahn as himself Oliver Kahn as Himself - Germany Akira Kaji as himself Zeljko Kalac as himself Toru Kamikawa as Himself - Fourth Official Ivan Kaviedes as himself Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi as himself Sebastian Kehl as himself Kasey Keller as himself Harry Kewell as himself Ivan Klasnic as himself Miroslav Klose as himself Miroslav Klose as Himself - Germany Jan Koller as himself Yuichi Komano as himself Robert Kovac as himself Niko Kovac as himself Niko Kranjcar as himself Zlatko Kranjcar as himself Jan Kromkamp as himself Dirk Kuyt as himself Ricardo La Volpe as Himself - Coach Mexico Philipp Lahm as himself Philipp Lahm as Himself - Germany Frank Lampard as himself Mickael Landreau as himself Denny Landzaat as himself Damian Lanza as himself Jorge Larrionda as Himself - Referee Roland Lars Andersson as Himself - Coach swedish team Stan Lazaridis as himself Jens Lehmann as himself Jens Lehmann as Himself - Germany Jerko Leko as himself Ivan Leko as himself Aaron Lennon as himself Tobias Linderoth as himself Teddy Lucic as himself Jose Luis Camargo as himself Hedwiges Maduro as himself Shamsul Maidin as Himself - Fourth Official Seiichiro Maki as himself Florent Malouda as Himself - France Javier Mascherano as Himself - Argentina Pablo Mastroeni as himself Marco Materazzi as himself Marco Materazzi as Himself - Italy Joris Mathijsen as himself Luis Medina Cantalejo as himself Pedro Medina Hernandez as himself Fernando Meira as himself Fernando Meira as Himself - Portugal Olof Mellberg as himself Gilberto Melo as himself Edison Mendez as himself Angela Merkel as herself Per Mertesacker as himself Per Mertesacker as Himself - Germany Lionel Messi as Himself - Argentina Christoph Metzelder as himself Christoph Metzelder as Himself - Germany Gabriel Milito as Himself - Argentina Tsuneyasu Miyamoto as himself Luka Modric as himself Enock Molefe as himself Teruyuki Moniwa as himself Cristian Mora as himself Boa Morte as himself Koji Nakata as himself Hidetoshi Nakata as himself Seigo Narazaki as himself Jose Navia as himself Mamadou Ndoye as himself Lucas Neill as himself Alessandro Nesta as himself Alessandro Nesta as Himself - Italy Oliver Neuville as himself Oliver Neuville as Himself - Germany Gary Neville as himself Jens Nowotny as himself Massimo Oddo as himself Massimo Oddo as Himself - Italy David Odonkor as himself David Odonkor as Himself - Germany Mitsuo Ogasawara as himself Junji Ogura as himself Masashi Oguro as himself Ivica Olic as himself Shinji Ono as himself Juan Pablo Sorin as Himself - Argentina Rodrigo Palacio as Himself - Argentina Pavel Pardo as Himself - Mexico Pedro Pauleta as Himself - Portugal Jose Pekerman as Himself - Coach Argentina Jose Perlaza as himself Prachya Permpanich as Himself - Fifth Official Juninho Pernambucano as himself Simone Perrotta as himself Simone Perrotta as Himself - Italy Angelo Peruzzi as himself Angelo Peruzzi as Himself - Italy Gonzalo Pineda as Himself - Mexico Andrea Pirlo as himself Andrea Pirlo as Himself - Italy Stipe Pletikosa as himself Lukas Podolski as himself Lukas Podolski as Himself - Germany Eddie Pope as himself Tony Popovic as himself Helder Postiga as himself Helder Postiga as Himself - Portugal Eric Poulat as himself Romano Prodi as himself Dado Prso as himself Neicer Reasco as himself Claudio Reyna as himself Arjen Robben as himself Ze Roberto as himself Maxi Rodriguez as Himself - Argentina Cristiano Ronaldo as himself Cristiano Ronaldo as Himself - Portugal Markus Rosenberg as himself Willy Sagnol as Himself - France Louis Saha as Himself - France Carlos Salcido as Himself - Mexico Mircea Sandu as himself Luis Saritama as himself Javier Saviola as Himself - Argentina Lionel Scaloni as Himself - Argentina Claudia Schiffer as herself Mark Schwarzer as himself Bastian Schweinsteiger as himself Bastian Schweinsteiger as Himself - Germany Anthony Seric as himself Rami Shaaban as himself Andriy Shevchenko as himself Gilberto Silva as himself Dario Simic as himself Carlos Simon as Himself - Referee Josip Simunic as himself Josip Skoko as himself Wesley Sneijder as himself Darijo Srna as himself Maarten Stekelenburg as himself Fredrik Stenman as himself Mile Sterjovski as himself Karl Svensson as himself Naohiro Takahara as himself Keiji Tamada as himself Aristeu Tavares as Himself - Assistant Referee Carlos Tenorio as himself Edwin Tenorio as himself Carlos Tevez as Himself - Argentina Vincent Texier as himself Archie Thompson as himself Lilian Thuram as Himself - France Henk Timmer as himself Mario Tokic as himself Stjepan Tomas as himself Luca Toni as himself Luca Toni as Himself - 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